What's Happening?
AiMOGA Robotics, a division of the Chinese automotive company Chery, has announced that its humanoid robot, Mornine, has become the first to achieve three core European Union certifications. These certifications include CE-MD for machinery safety, CE-RED for radio equipment, and EN 18031 for cybersecurity and data protection. Conducted by TÜV Rheinland, these certifications allow AiMOGA to sell and deploy its robots across EU member states. The Mornine robot has already been deployed in various international markets, including Malaysia, the UAE, and South Africa, where it performs tasks such as vehicle walkthroughs and multilingual interactions. AiMOGA is also developing an integrated delivery model to support scalable deployment across sectors like automotive retail and public service.
Why It's Important?
The achievement of EU certifications by AiMOGA's Mornine robot marks a significant milestone in the field of humanoid robotics, setting a precedent for future technological advancements. This development not only enhances AiMOGA's credibility but also positions the company as a leader in the global humanoid robotics industry. The certifications ensure that the robots meet stringent safety and cybersecurity standards, which is crucial for gaining trust in international markets. This move could potentially accelerate the adoption of humanoid robots in various sectors, offering new opportunities for automation and efficiency improvements.
What's Next?
With the certifications in place, AiMOGA is poised to expand its market presence in the EU and beyond. The company plans to leverage real-world commercial applications to shape global standards for humanoid robots. As AiMOGA continues to build its integrated delivery model, it is likely to explore new partnerships and collaborations to enhance its deployment capabilities. The upcoming 2025 Chery International User Summit may serve as a platform for AiMOGA to showcase its advancements and attract potential clients and partners.
